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Gungnir Resources Inc. (ASWRF) provides shareholders and industry observers with comprehensive access to official corporate developments through this dedicated news portal. Our repository consolidates all material announcements related to the company’s gold and base metal exploration activities in Sweden’s prospective mineral districts.
Investors will find timely updates on drilling programs, geophysical survey results, and resource estimate revisions across key projects including the Knaften-Hemberget gold targets and Lappvattnet nickel deposits. The page serves as an essential resource for tracking technical advancements, corporate milestones, and regulatory filings without speculative commentary.
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Gungnir Resources Inc. has successfully completed a non-brokered private placement, issuing 5,964,000 units at $0.05 each, totaling $298,200. Each unit comprises one common share and one warrant, allowing purchase at $0.08 for two years. Proceeds will support ongoing exploration in Sweden and general corporate needs. Insiders subscribed for 1,450,000 units, utilizing exemptions under MI 61-101. All securities are subject to a four-month hold. The company continues to focus on mineral exploration in northern Sweden.
Gungnir Resources (OTC PINK: ASWRF) reported promising nickel assays from its Lappvattnet deposit in Sweden, highlighting a significant intercept of 7.38% Ni over 0.25 metres within a 10.4 metre section averaging 1.51% Ni. The drilling, part of Gungnir’s first program at Lappvattnet since 2007, indicates a nickel-rich system with potential for further resource definition. The company plans to drill 10 or more holes to approximately 1,200 metres, enhancing its existing nickel resource of 177 million pounds.
Gungnir Resources Inc. (TSXV:GUG)(OTC PINK:ASWRF) reports ongoing drilling at its Lappvattnet nickel deposit in Sweden, revealing significant sulphide mineralization in hole LAP21-02, including a 10-metre core interval with massive sulphides. The company has drilled four holes totaling 350 metres, and expects assay results soon. A total of 177 million pounds of nickel are identified at both deposits, Lappvattnet and Rormyrberget, with planned drilling to further enhance resources.
Gungnir Resources Inc. (OTC PINK:ASWRF) provides an update on the Knaften gold target in Sweden, highlighting recent drilling and geophysical results. The exploration aims to identify broad zones of gold mineralization, including high-grade areas. Three recent drill holes at Knaften 300 intersected disseminated arsenopyrite, an indicator of gold. Previous results showed grades up to 59.6 g/t Au. The company identified four new IP anomalies, which are open-ended and highlight exploration potential. Assay results for 119 samples are pending.
Gungnir Resources plans to commence drilling at its high-grade Lappvattnet nickel deposit in Sweden in August 2021, marking the first systematic drilling since the 1970s. Previous drilling revealed impressive nickel grades exceeding 5% and significant platinum group elements (PGEs). The upcoming drilling will consist of over 10 holes and approximately 1,200 metres to enhance the mineral resource estimates. The company has also secured license extensions for Lappvattnet and Rormyrberget until 2026.
Gungnir Resources (OTC PINK: ASWRF) has announced plans to conduct ground electromagnetic (EM) geophysics at its Rormyrberget nickel deposit in Sweden. The survey will consist of five EM profiles aimed at identifying high-grade nickel mineralization zones, including a previously reported 3.95% Ni over 2 metres. Rormyrberget has an inferred resource of 36.8 million tonnes at 0.19% Ni. The company also holds the higher grade Lappvattnet deposit, where drilling is set to start in August. Results from the EM survey will help define future drilling locations.
Gungnir Resources (OTC PINK: ASWRF) announced the discovery of a significant Induced Polarization (IP) anomaly at its Knaften gold project in Sweden, measuring approximately 1,200 by 700 meters. Located near the Knaften 300 Gold Zone, previous drilling in the area revealed high-grade gold intersections, including 59.6 g/t Au over 1.00 meter. The company aims to expand exploration activities, including additional IP coverage and ongoing drilling at Knaften 300 and its Lappvattnet nickel-copper project. A detailed report on the IP survey is awaited from Geovista AB.
Gungnir Resources Inc. (ASWRF) announced that diamond drilling in Sweden will begin during the week of May 24, 2021, focusing on its Knaften gold target. All permits have been secured for this phase, which will test the Knaften 300 Gold Zone, known for high-grade gold intersections. The company also plans up to 50 line-kilometres of IP geophysics to explore new targets. Additionally, drilling will target nickel-copper-cobalt-PGE projects in the region, with a total of approximately 2,500 metres planned.
Gungnir Resources Inc. (OTC PINK: ASWRF) has announced upcoming drilling and geophysical work at its gold and nickel-copper-cobalt-PGE projects in northern Sweden, slated to begin in Q2 2021. Key initiatives include testing extensions of the high-grade Knaften 300 Gold Zone and conducting Induced Polarization (IP) geophysics to identify new targets. The Knaften gold target is significant due to its association with large gold-in-till anomalies in the region. The company reported an inferred resource of 177 million pounds of nickel across its Lappvattnet and Rormyrberget projects.
